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91直播 faculty spoke to reporters about COVID-19 vaccine strategies, as well as consumer trends like hard-seltzer purchases and cashless commerce. Students and new graduates shared their stories of personal triumph, too.

Here鈥檚 a recap of media highlights from June:

As N.J. inches toward vaccination goal, don’t expect COVID-19 to disappear, experts say

| June 14

Vaccination percentages are on the rise and infection rates are falling. But long-term vaccination strategies will be key in continued management of COVID-19, said assistant professor of integrated science, business, and technology, in an interview with the Bergen (N.J.) Record.

Period poverty remains a critical, yet overlooked, health issue, advocates say

| June 9

is applying her La 91直播 education and using her non-profit to address period poverty and increase women鈥檚 access to much-needed menstrual products in the U.S. and her native Liberia. She shared more with Philly Voice.

Economists raise concerns as COVID-19 prompts more stores to go cashless

| June 10

Cashless commerce is on the rise due to the pandemic, creating an even-greater equity wedge for those without access to credit cards. associate professor of marketing, shared more with Harrisburg鈥檚 CBS affiliate.

White Claw Summer is over. The Summer of Too Many Seltzers is here

| June 2

Brand awareness, packaging, and marketing behind hard seltzers are at the root of the growing demand behind these beverages, said associate professor and chair of marketing, in an interview with NBC LX.

Penn Wood grad Dennis Manyeah clears new heights with NCAA trip

| June 7

The path to the NCAA track and field national championships was anything but ordinary for whose high school team lacked the resources to help him practice his event. Read Manyeah鈥檚 story in the Delaware County Daily Times.

鈥擟hristopher A. Vito